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Leine & Linde’s New Thin Encoder for Drives

By Miles Budimir | February 16, 2012

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Meeting the motor industry’s needs for a thin and robust rotary encoder for tight spaces is Leine & Linde’s introduction of the 700 Series of encoders. These new encoders feature a thin design and a large hollow shaft of up to 25.4 mm, allowing these encoders to often be mounted directly on a motor’s shaft without an intermediate adapter for shaft reduction.

This direct mount contributes to minimizing the overall build length on a motor, and at the same time facilitates mounting. The 700 series rotary encoders are compact and robust.

Leine-Linde-700_Series-encoder

Despite their compactness, these encoders are designed for the tough environments where typical Leine & Linde products are used. Mechanically, they feature a dual set of heavy duty bearings and a well-encapsulated enclosure. Electronically, they are built for reliability in tough environments where they are subjected to vibrations and electrical disturbances.

In order to provide an encoder solution optimized for any application, Leine & Linde offers a wide range of electrical interfaces to choose from such as TTL, 1VPP, HC HTL, HTL and RS422, each adapted to different frequencies, temperatures and cable lengths. On the mechanical side, Leine & Linde offers a multitude of different shaft variants that cover the market’s standards for both inch- and millimeter-based dimensions.

The 700 series complements Leine & Linde’s previous assortment of encoders for drives. With respect to robustness, it is positioned midway between Leine & Linde’s established models in the 500 and 800 series. The 500 series covers the industry’s standard options for Ø58 mm encoders, while the 800 series is larger and especially adapted for heavy duty applications.

 

Leine & Linde
www.leinelinde.com

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Filed Under: Factory automation, Encoders (rotary) + resolvers, Motion control • motor controls

 

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